MANILA, Philippines - The school register is one of the most visited parts of the school. It acts as an information center of the whole student body where students go to check on their records may it be their transcript of records and schedule of classes, imposes rules for absences, where they process their requests, adjustments and any other concerns. Unfortunately, though considered to be one of the most essential parts of the school, some registrars still fail students by doing things the wrong way.
If you feel like you need to revamp your ‘executive secretary” then The Center for Global Best Practices has got you the answer. Join this one-time seminar entitled,”Best Practices for School Registrars”, to be held on Oct. 13 and 14, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City.
This one-and-a-half day seminar would tackle everything starting from the basics such as best practices in enrolment, enlistment in subjects, curriculum development, records and data management up to the best IT design and practices, degree audit evaluation, student recruitment and admission, alumni relations, and other services that would definitely give your registrar a boost from good to great and become as effective and as productive as the pioneers do.
This one-time event offers discounts to early birds and early payers, and group discounts for attendees of three and more.
This special program would be graced by three speakers from three prestigious schools in the country. Joaquin Julian Agtarap from Loyola Schools Registrar of Ateneo De Manila University who presently heads an office of 25 associates and 200 registration committee; Rey Reyes, the registrar and executive managing director for student service from the Asian Institute of Management who has been in his position since 2008 up to present; and Edwin Santiago, the associate vice chancellor for academic services and university registrar of the De La Salle University that serves as the chief operating officer when it comes to matters relating student records management, and supervises several offices in the university that concerns student admissions, institutional evaluation, and student assistance.
This seminar offers limited slots only and requires pre-registration.
For further details, inquiries, and other seminars, you may log on to www.cgbp.org or call Manila line 842-7148/59 and 556-8968/69. You may look for Ms. Alexies Zabala, the program leader, or e-mail at alex@cgbp.org.